Faith and Mental Wellness: Parallel Paths
by Briar Brakhage I was recently asked to do something I did not want to do. My therapist finished a
by Briar Brakhage I was recently asked to do something I did not want to do. My therapist finished a
The Gateway to Our Emotions and Our Bodies Through Music by Molly Okeon, MS, LPC-MHSP of Ferren Family Counseling “Listening
Leon Silvers, LMHC, will deliver a virtual presentation on “Drag Therapy: Theory and Practice” on July 15, 2020. This
If you do not have a mindfulness practice or a way to create space around the thoughts that are taking
The Tennessee Equality Project (TEP) is sharing stories of LGBTQ people in Tennessee who work in the health field during
Luckily for Middle Tennessee, we have a few inclusive centers and the Nashville Recovery Center (NRC) is one of these.
The Tennessee Equality Project (TEP), as part of their ongoing response to the COVID-19 crisis, has relaunched Counseling Unconditionally, a
by Tricia Dewey & Joan Allison | photo by Cindy McMillion Many demands, both large and small, can create stress
“I wish everything was different. I wish that I were a part of something.” At one time or another, we
This month, I describe our sometimes-complicated relationship with clutter. When we understand our clutter, we can move to healing. Regrets
As a professional organizer who specializes in chronic disorganization, I know about clutter. As a survivor, I know about being
Middle Tennesseans who have lost someone to suicide are invited to a very special event on Saturday, November 17, designated
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